Melissa Yi Books in Order

Fresh out of jail and off drugs, Fred Redish wants one decent chance to reconnect with his sons. Instead he faces prejudice, family pressure, and a brutal moral question in this lean noir tale.

New to Montreal, resident doctor Hope Sze wants to survive training, eat well, and maybe date. Then she finds a doctor dead in the locker room and gets pulled into her first murder case.

A belly dancing class brings together three women with very different romantic problems. Melissa Yi mixes friendship, sex, stress, and reinvention into a lively story about trying not to lose your balance.

This brisk radio drama throws Hope into a Montreal ER shift where the other day doctor never arrives and a patient crashes hard. Medical pressure and split-second decisions drive every scene.

Hope wants a quiet psychiatry rotation after her first case nearly kills her. Instead, a grieving mother asks her to solve an eight-year-old murder, and the cold case starts breathing again.

When Oona's husband asks for an open marriage, she throws him out and makes a list of the men she might have loved instead. What follows is funny, messy, and sharper than a revenge fantasy.

Werewolf bait killed Leila's best friend and is now wrecking her self-control. As old desire flares with her ex and rival wers close in, she has to fight lust and fear to protect her people.

Jimmy can talk to animals, which would be handy enough if a bully were not slashing through a school hit list. With help from Coyote and the creatures around him, he has to stop the violence.

A chef and a librarian make an unlikely romantic pair, but attraction has a way of ignoring categories. This is a lighter Melissa Yi story, full of food, warmth, and complications.

After reviving an escape artist pulled from the St. Lawrence River, Hope is asked to prove his stunt was sabotaged. The case draws her into the world of magic while she faces loss and hard choices at work.

Ottawa public servant Octavia Ling celebrates her birthday by trying a school for assassins in Italy. When her roommate is murdered, the game turns real and travel fun gives way to danger.

Octavia and Dario head to Goa for another playful, perilous mystery. Yoga, travel, and murder make a strange mix, and Melissa Yi leans into the comic chaos.

A daughter reckons with the damage done by her mother in this fierce flash mystery. It is short, dark, and emotionally raw, with all the force of a much longer story.

Three women are bound together by blood, fear, and diamonds. When Hope tries to save a patient with a troubling secret, she stumbles into a compact crime story with sharp emotional edges.

What should be a peaceful fishing trip with Hope's family turns dark fast at Black Donald Lake. This collected novella pulls family tension and mystery into one uneasy holiday.

Calm is in short supply in this compact mystery set around yoga and violence. Melissa Yi plays the contrast for both tension and dark fun.

An armed kidnapper storms a Montreal obstetrics ward just before Christmas, trapping Hope, Tucker, and a woman in labour. With a baby on the way and bullets nearby, every choice becomes life or death.

Trying to recover in Ottawa, Hope expects a quiet research month, then finds a body in the snow. The deaths that follow stretch far beyond one lab, forcing her into a colder, wider hunt.

Hope and Tucker are trapped on a plane with a collapsing passenger, no surgeon, and nowhere to land. As they fight to save a life at 35,000 feet, Hope fears she may already have helped kill him.

Christmas does not bring much peace to Hope Sze. In this short holiday mystery, winter stress, medical trouble, and danger close in fast.

On an overnight ER shift, Hope juggles chaos, sick patients, and a killer stalking the halls of St. Joseph's Hospital. When someone tries to strangle her and her lover vanishes, the night turns vicious.

Hope and Tucker trade Canada for Egypt, only to run straight into a violent mystery involving treasure, myth, and buried gold. Ancient history and modern greed collide fast along the Nile.

After surviving three murderers, Dr. Hope Sze comes up against a sociopath who slips past the justice system. This short, unsettling novella turns the spotlight on a dangerous mind and raises the stakes for Hope.

A young patient's plastic surgery and hidden past pull Hope into a dark online trail of photos, dares, and lies. This short Montreal mystery is sharp, creepy, and uncomfortably close to real life.

A romantic weekend at a Prohibition-era inn turns ugly when Hope finds a grisly clue that may reach back to Al Capone. Ghosts, gangsters, and murder close in before morning.

Starting her surgery rotation, Hope lands under a raging surgeon whose operating room feels poisoned. When deaths pile up and a ghost appears outside the hospital, wrath stops being just a metaphor.

Fourteen-year-old Edan Sze expects a summer of games and friends, not a dead body in Red Rock Canyon. This YA mystery blends Las Vegas danger, sharp voice, and real found-family warmth.